Sentence examples for Chronic impediment from inspiring English sources

Another chronic impediment in dealing with Iran is choreography: who does what, in what order?

At a young women's forum in the crowded Nima settlement in Accra, Ghana, the Millennium Cities Initiative and our partner youth organization Voice in Community Empowerment confirmed that the dearth of streetlights was a chronic impediment to girls' education and to women's working lives.

He identified several chronic impediments to long-term progress in Brazil, too, including high tax rates, deficient transportation and other infrastructure and a poor education system.

He had a chronic, frustrating speech impediment and understood, he says, that if he couldn't speak well he could communicate by writing.

Social psychologists and management academics have conducted research that show physical characteristics such as race gender age, physical unattractiveness, disability, chronic illness, speech impediments and weight cause devaluation in the workplace.

One impediment to chronic rhinosinusitis research has been the lack of a relevant and reliable animal model which replicates disease.

Acute and chronic GVHD remain major impediments to the wider application of allogeneic marrow transplantation.

The joint effects of poor oral health and chronic diseases are major impediments to overall population health and quality of life, especially among the socioeconomically disadvantaged.

Inclusion criteria were being healthy, according to report of mothers or care-takers, being free of chronic diseases or physical impediments affecting physical growth, and having adequate feeding or anthropometric measurements.

They said price spikes were the result of chronic underinvestment linked to regulatory impediments.

Surgery is still the treatment of choice, but often results in chronic pain, speech and swallowing impediments, and irreparable, disfiguring impairments (Mort Telfer and Shepherd, 1993; de Cassia Braga Ribeiro et al, 2003).